Sentence examples for disagree less from inspiring English sources

This year, however, they disagree less about the prospects for unemployment and inflation.

Compared with psychiatrists, GPs agree more with the statement that most depressive disorders in a primary care practice do not improve without medication and they disagree less with the statement that freely available psychotherapy would be more beneficial than antidepressants (Factor 5; p < 0.0001).

Yet different players could have disagreed less damagingly.

"As it turns out, in the 19 years we've served together, we have disagreed less than 3 percent of the time," Judge Tatel said.

Asked once again to rate their views, they ratcheted down the intensity, so that they either agreed or disagreed less vehemently.

In summary, the views of HCPs and P&Cs were very similar, although P&Cs reported having less knowledge about ATs, had more confidence in using ATs at home than HCPs thought they had and disagreed less strongly that ATs might replace therapy.

The less they disagree, the less liquidity there will be.

If the mean score for a practice activity was 3.0 ("neither agree or disagree") or less, the respondent was scored as "0" for not agree.

Although perceptions and beliefs were assessed at baseline before the intervention had taken place, the majority of providers tended to agree with more socially desirable responses, and disagree with less socially desirable ones.

But she was challenged by a studio audience member who disagreed rather less respectfully, interrupting Forster with shouts of: "What about the children, the innocent children?" "If we bring this bill in, what's going to happen to the young children who are not even going to have a mother or a father?

Patients who disagree may feel less inclined to speak up.